Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold talks about folk music, shows and the band’s future.

Dogwood, the beloved late-’90s/early-’00s Escondido punk band, plot their return to the stage in March. Vocalist Josh Kemble talks with SoundDiego about the band’s history, upcoming shows, and future plans.

Mastodon’s Brann Dailor talks about the band’s latest album, their tour mates Primus — and his wild “Game of Thrones” experience.

Following last week’s news on the health of Blink-182’s Travis Barker, the band has announced the postponement of more Las Vegas shows due to the drummer’s ongoing health issues.

Sunflower Bean vocalist/bassist Julia Cumming talks about the band’s new album “Twentytwo in Blue,” their creative process — and resiliency.

Local indie-pop buzz-band the Gloomies release new single, “Tiger,” and confirm debut album plans via Thrill Me Records.

Blink-182 prep a deluxe edition reissue of their 2016 Grammy-nominated album “California” — with 11 brand new songs.

Metz guitarist/vocalist Alex Edkins talks about the band’s excellent new album “Strange Peace,” working with Steve Albini — and their “Swami” John Reis connection.

SoundDiego LIVE returns to the Casbah tomorrow night with a FREE rockin’ party featuring the Magnificent, Thee Allyrgic Reaction, Bad Kids, and a Belching Beaver craft-beer happy hour!

LA-based rock & rollers the Shelters talk their next album, songwriting — and their late, great mentor Tom Petty.

Powerflo, a rap/rock supergroup, pair anger and a sense of urgency on new album.

Rust Belt alt-rock group Citizen challenge longtime fans to embrace the band’s evolution on new album, “As You Please.”

Before the band’s San Diego debut, Maybird guitarist Sam Snyder talks about working with Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney, becoming a full-time musician, and why swimsuits are overrated.

Mister Heavenly’s new album, “Boxing the Moonlight,” is the brainchild of some of indie-rock’s biggest names … and actor Michael Cera? They play Casbah on Friday, Oct. 20.

Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli is no Hamlet, but he is the emotional cornerstone of the band. Through darkness and light, he’s navigated the Whigs with a tragic sense of humor. They headline Belly Up on Thursday, Oct. 12.

Blink-182 members Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker contribute a new tune to “Dog Songs” — a compilation album that raises funds for dogs impacted by Hurricane Harvey.

Point Loma indie-rock quartet Stray Monroe stay the course on new single “Happy Accidents” — watch the SoundDiego video premiere now.

The gods must be angry — City and Colour frontman Dallas Green talks to SoundDiego about foreboding weather and the camaraderie of his band. He plays Humphreys Concerts by the Bay on Wednesday, Sept. 20.

Tops’ frontwoman Jane Penny talks about the band’s San Diego ties, new album — and the big change of scenery that accompanied it.

Minus the Bear bassist Cory Murchy talks about the latest record, new drummer Josh Sparks and his new excitement for the band’s future.